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Instead of TURKEY: Will AUSTRIA host two FORMULA 1 races this year as well?

Formula 1 greats are expected to consider being on the track in Spielberg again this year Red Bull Ring performed two races. The reason, however, lies in Turkey.

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As we have already reported, it is Arif Rakhimov, head of the race organizer for Grand Prix of Azerbaijan in Baku, rejected a proposal to replace his race date with Turkey, thus avoiding Formula 1 complications with quarantine in the UK.

"There were negotiations, but the date of our race is set,He said Rahimov and explained that the date of their racing weekend was scheduled due to a crucial football match European Football Championship. "We have no room for maneuver and there is nothing we can do here."

All indications are that Austria will be on Red Bull The ring hosted two races this year as well, because after Canada, the Formula 1 leaders will also have to cancel its reserve Turkey.

That seems to be the case in Turkey plan B Formula 1 second race on Red Bull Ringu - similar to last season, when Austria also hosted the first two races of the championship. “What we reported today should become official tomorrow,”They wrote in an Austrian newspaper Austria. "Also this season, Formula 1 will be on Red Bull Two races took the ring.“The original race GP of Austria is on the agenda July 4. According to the newspaper, the second race is expected to take place a week later. Will she be called again GP of Styria, is not yet known.

Mentioned officer still claims it could race for GP of France v Le Castellet therefore took place June 20, one week earlier than the scheduled date, with the original date of the race being Canadian GP (which has already been canceled) and GP of Turkey (which will obviously be canceled) set to June 13.         

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